In the latest episode of our Under The Skin series, created with Orthopaedic Specialist, Gareth Arthurs, we take a look at the common surgical procedures employed in the treatment of medial patellar luxation. Medial patellar luxation occurs where there is a malalignment of the quadriceps mechanism and when surgery is indicated, techniques are employed to either deepen the trochlear sulcus, transpose the tibial tuberosity to a more normal position, or both. This video demonstrates the three most common surgical techniques; the block recession sulcoplasty, the wedge recession sulcoplasty and the Tibial Tuberosity Transposition (TTT). For further information on Patellar Luxation, you can download our Surgery Guide by clicking here: luxation surgery guide
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